Special forces arrived at the protest near the Georgian parliament in Tbilisi and a water cannon arrived

Special forces arrived at the protest near the Georgian parliament in Tbilisi and a water cannon arrived. Meanwhile, parliament continues to consider the draft law on foreign agents. The bill obliges non-governmental organizations and media that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as an organization promoting the interests of a foreign power. It is proposed to fine for evading registration. Georgian authorities say the law is a watered-down version of the US Foreign Agent Registration Act and that its passage will “significantly improve public awareness.“ At the same time, opponents of the law, supported by the West, claim that it is copied from Russia and is aimed at discrediting the opposition. Source: Intel Slava Z